The Penn's Grove record., 1887-02-12

Delaware pipe organ which was sofa
ut Pierce's sale last SATURDAY tot the
Bethel church.
A pointer. Those who wish to see
ANYTHING on a special occasion in a pa.
per should be regular subscribers.
Their they would be sure OF a paper.
Miss Arete Johnson, who is attend
ing the state Normal school, at Tren-
ton. spent saturday at home. She has
very successfully passed her half-yearly
examination and it she continues to
progress as finely she viii graduate
next year.
Those wishing the New High Arm
Genuine Singer Sewing Machine" with
all the latest Improvements an secure
one on the instalment plan by paying
So per month. Address a postal to M
H Applegate, Swedesboro, n. }. ana
he will call on you
There will be Anniversary Services
Leld in st. Paul's NJ. Il. Church on
next Thursday, 18th inst. At 1890 a.
m. there will be a Lovefeast. At p.
m. Sacr mert aud preaching by Rev.
J. Y. Dobbins. At Z p. III. Mrs. Liz
/ zie smith will take charge for the even
ing.
The sale of the personal property
which Pemberton Pierce left when he,
skipped" took place last Saturday
| afternoon. There were a large atterd-
ance and most Of the articles sold we'll
excepting the pianos. The organs sold
from $40 to 500, the three good pia-
nos for 500, S14j and Sl65. The le-
| CENT of the sale amounted to about
81, zoe or ST. 100 to he equally distribht-
ed among Pierce's creditors, less ex-
penses.
Mrs. Pierce has received Il very kind
letter from the mother or Fannie II.
Yates. She states that aley have their
| errine daughter home, aud intend to
reform her and overlook the elopement
AS if it hid never happened, she sym
| pathizes with Mrs. Pierce and hopes
that Mr.. Pierce will return aud that
they may live many happy years togeth-
er.
1t is not too soon to prepare the ma
| terisls for the hot-bed. The most m
| portant matter is to ave good fresh
| horse manure, free from litter, and
have it ready for use. Make the frame,
| and use muslin on the sash instead of
| glass. Before using the manure III the
| hot-bed saturate it well with urin. If
| il is desired to increase the heat rapid
" sprinkle the manure with lime wa
ter.
On Friday of last week Pennsgrove
was all agog over the rumors that the
clippers, Penn. Pierce and Fannie h.
Yates had been found in California.
The excitement increased when the
Pennsgrove RECORD came out ON Sat
| urday morning and gave a full account
of the affair. Although more ihan us
| ual were printed the edition was soon
| exhausted and many came to the office
all day for a RECORD but got none.
Two or three hundred more could
| have been>sold if we had had them.
The announcement i'll last weeks
- I...I =, ttEranub HoO7t in
| our Office drew several OF Saturday to
| see and interview it, Even II of our
| prominent physicians who had never
| seen "a pig'' came to get a diagnosis OF
| his hogship. We know all were well
| pleased who saw it as all left with d
| benign smile on their faces. Our
ssgroand hog'' predicts warm weather
| according to the smell of him. 1t mat
| ters not what kiui OF a hog it wa at
first, it certainly was a ''gt und' hog
| after it went through Edw. Dolbow's
sausage suffer. We wish our friends
who came to see our ground hog, a
happy 1st day of April.
Mother may | go to skate?
Yes, my darling daughter,
| But don't go again with that young man
Who skates you in the water.
Such was the experience Of a Penns-
grove belle last Saturday when a Young
| man took her skating which was entire
" too thin-that is the ice-and both
| broke in, getting wet up to their knees
The gallant spent the afternoon drying
| his clothes in the RECORD office.
Weare pleased to note the correction
of last weeks item concerning nj. IL.
Apologize which we have been inform
ed since was false. lie has moved %
Swedesboro, but still continues to sell
Singer Sewing Machine in this terri
tory. Those who desire a Machine can
see agood offer in atother column.
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